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The Greek gods and goddesses were seen as

The Greek gods and goddesses were seen as

a. distant and removed from the affairs of humankind.
b. frightening and greedy for harsh sacrifices.
c. superhuman and immortal, but otherwise anthropomorphic.
d. role models of wisdom and morality.
e. purely fictitious, as the Greeks relied on natural philosophy.

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